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Jewish Student Union presidents gathered to prepare for antisemitism on college campuses, hearing from activists like Shai Davidai and Tessa Veksler.
Mitchell Gaff admitted to six rapes during state evaluations, yet a court later freed him. DNA evidence now ties him to two 1984 Everett murders.
MAGA voters at a Trump rally name JD Vance and Marco Rubio as early 2028 presidential election favorites after Democrats swept the midterms.
King Charles III was left drenched after aides failed to provide an umbrella during a downpour in Antigua, while Queen Camilla was quickly sheltered.
Dr. Daniel Amen reveals the everyday habits that worsen depression, from alcohol use and isolation to processed foods and unchecked negative thoughts.
The Alexander brothers each received 30 years in prison, but allegations that they paid journalists for favorable trial coverage add a new twist.
The DSA's "Socialist Sprouts" curriculum and "Red Sprouts" training aim to bring resistance-driven childcare and radical storytelling to young children.
Wade and Teresa King say Washington's Department of Ecology fined them $267,540 over stockwater ponds the state claims are regulated wetlands.
The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of famous fragrances, concerning carry-ons and a lot more.
Cranbury Township residents demand answers after a $26 million fraudulent wire transfer was kept secret until days after Election Day in New Jersey.
The Miami Hurricanes mounted a dramatic comeback without Malachi Toney, but Notre Dame held on in a thriller with college football playoff stakes.
Austin Payne's mother tracked his cellphone to an abandoned Albany, Georgia, residence after the 15-year-old called to say he had been shot.
Georgia's clock-eating rushing attack and Gunner Stockton's three touchdown passes overwhelmed Ole Miss as the Bulldogs silenced Trinidad Chambliss.
Ritsuko Nakayama, who achieved the first perfect game in women's professional bowling, died at 84 after helping ignite Japan's 1970s bowling boom.
The Tennessee Volunteers crushed No. 6 Kentucky 34-6 as DeSean Bishop rushed for 109 yards and two touchdowns to keep their CFP hopes alive.
Matt Rhule fired Dana Holgorsen just five days after calling him one of the best offensive minds, as Nebraska scored only 54 points in four losses.
Dana White plans to meet Trump on Monday to discuss the White House press secretary offer after the president's dramatic Truth Social announcement.
Boston College dusted off the famous "Ring-Around-The-Rosie" play from "The Longest Yard" against Florida State, but the Seminoles rallied late.
The two skydivers collided midair at about 150 feet during an organized skydive in Southern California, entangling their parachutes.
Baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson compared rising antisemitism in Pennsylvania to the racism he endured in the 1960s South as a Black player.
Amari Thomas scored the go-ahead touchdown with 2:29 left as Florida State rallied from a 17-7 deficit to beat Boston College in Rick Stockstill's debut.
Lane Kiffin fell to 0-6 against Alabama as head coach after the Crimson Tide defense held LSU to one touchdown on four red zone possessions.
Tim McGraw reveals the "most dangerous parts" of a long marriage and why rediscovering Faith Hill during their toughest moments matters most.
Bridget Fonda was spotted out in Los Angeles 24 years after her last on-screen role, having previously told paparazzi she has no plans to return to acting.
Ohio State fell behind 38-14 after Oregon rattled off 38 unanswered points, raising very serious questions about the Buckeyes' playoff hopes.